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REGISTERED ADDRESS
UK INSURANCE CLAIM CAMPAIGN
INDIA
JUTTA MARKET , JHARIA
DHANBAD, JHARKHAND 828111
UK
42, GLEBE ROAD, RAINHAM ,ENGLAND ,RM139SL
CAMPAIGN DETAILS
FEATURES
1) This is not a sale Process
2) The process of the person who has not claimed
insurance claim.
3) CRM provided for daily reporting
4) No upfront or any charges
5) Weekly billing and payout of the same
6) Paid for qualified leads
Personal Injury Campaign
Criteria
Client has had an accident in the last 2
years
The Accident was a non-fault accident
Accident was in England, Wales or
Scotland
Client has not previously claimed
Client is injured for 8 to 10 weeks
minimum
Question that has to be asked
Payment Terms

Payments for this campaign is based on acceptance of claims


that you have generated. Once the claim has been accepted by
our solicitors, this claim will then be payable.
Payment will be made 7days after the solicitor has accepted
the claim. All Payments are made on a weekly basis.
All invoices will be generated every week on a Friday for all
Accepted Claims submitted before Wednesday. Payment will
then be made the Friday.
Please note; you can only invoice for claims that have passed
the 7 days cooling off period. Failure to invoice correctly
could result in payments being delayed.
Product Knowledge & Objection Handling
Road Traffic Accident
Road Traffic Accidents occur every day in every area; this
may not be any of our clients fault but in fact of a third parties
fault. Remember you need to be helpful and very sympathetic
due to the circumstances and the client may have lost
something very important to them in their lives, that may be
something valuable, priceless, a live or most of all their
confident going outside their homes. You need to ensure that
you always understand and to offer the upmost respect and
advice where possible. The client needs to feel comfortable
discussing their claim with you and to trust you to find them a
Solicitor that meets their needs.
Types of Road Accidents
Car accident
Passenger in a car
Bus accident
Coach Accident
Pedestrian
Motorbike Accident
Cyclist
Passenger in a car at fault for the
accident
Lead Generation Script and Rebuttals
Hi/Hello/Good morning/Afternoon/Evening
Hello, this is (Your Name).calling on behalf of the
Admin Law Solicitor firm. How are you? Its a courtesy call regarding
your car accident that has been reported to us in the last 2 years and i
want to confirm few general details in regards to it if its okay with you?
1). When did the accident happened to you? (Need date of accident and
should be in 2 years)
2). Were you innocent at the time of accident? Or ask how the accident
happened to you?
3). Were you injured in the accident? (Whiplash injuries or any sort of
injury should be there for minimum 8 weeks)
4). Did you ever make a claim for this accident through any Solicitor
firm or Company? (Means if client signed any paper works or had any
independent medical for this accident?
5). Did you exchange the details with the Third party (liable party) at the
time of accident? Should be yes and should be reported to the Insurance.
Rebuttals
Who reported it to you or I never had any car accident?
Well we have been reported by the RTA (Road Traffic
Accident Authority) (Hope you know them) that someone
from your address had a car accident and is eligible for the
Compensation.
How much do I have to pay for the service?
Its a Total no win no fee claim means you dont have to pay
even a single penny out of your pocket if you lose the case.
I never been in a car accident or any sort of accident.
Please recall if any minor car accident happened to you in past
two years? As our report says that you were innocent and is
eligible for a compensation of 2500pounds to 3000pounds
minimum.
How much does it cost me to claim for a road accident?

Claiming for a Road Accident will not cost our clients a penny. However, there are
some points whereby if not met, our solicitor may be entitled to charge our clients.
What if I do not have Third Party Details with me or cannot remember them?
That is not a problem; no one is expected to treasure this information, however, as long
as your claim was reported to your insurer at the time of the accident, you simply have
to call them and they will provide you the information in order to pursue a personal
injury claim.

How much will I receive if I was to make a Road Accident claim?

This is a question that cannot be answered by _____ or the Solicitor at the moment.
However, once your Solicitor has arranged a medical examination for you; the
examiner will provide you and your Solicitor a report of the prognosis time of how
long you will suffer your injuries for.
This report will then be put onto a chart to assess how much your claim is worth by
your
Solicitor and then will be put forward to the insurer (who insures the fault driver) to
accept the offer. If the insurer disagrees but your Solicitor feels that it is a reasonable
report, then your Solicitor will issue proceedings to court against the fault drivers
insurer to a Judge for a final decision.
Will I have to attend court at any time for my claim?
In most case scenarios, clients are not asked to attend court as cases dont really reach
into court. In some vital or alleged fraudulent cases, then you may be asked to attend
court to give your version of events to prove your innocence if the fault driver is trying
to prove a point of you being wrong or providing dishonest information.
What if I have signed paperwork with a Solicitor but dont want to
stay with them, can
I still claim?
You have a 14-day cooling off period from the date you signed your paperwork, as long
as you call, write or email them to confirm you do not want to instruct them any longer
for whatever reason as you are still in your cooling off period.
If you are over your 14-day cooling off period, then you may want to talk to your
Solicitor and see if they will be happy to cancel your claim without any charges, ask
them to confirm it in writing and closure of your claim and then you are free to claim
with any Solicitor of your desire.
Do I need to have independent witnesses to make a claim for my
Road Accident?
Independent witnesses are very important as it is always good to have an independent
witness who was not part of the accident to get a story as to what they saw. However, it
is neither vital nor required by law to have one. Your claim still is processed without
independent witnesses.
I did not seek medical attention; can I still claim?
It is important to seek medical attention after any accident to ensure your injuries are looked at by a
professional and provided the correct medication to ensure the best of your health.
However, majority of our Solicitors expect all clients to have sought medical attention by at least 4 weeks of
the accident date. With Road Accidents that are not vital, majority clients show the symptoms of Whiplash,
some of our Solicitors will look at your claim and agree to process the claim only if you do not have any pre-
existing conditions.

I only suffered my injury for a couple of weeks, can I still claim?


When an accident occurs normally on the road, it is unexpected and will be a shock to everyone. Shock can
last up to one year or even more if it is serious. Normally shock can hit you between 24-48hours after the
accident that is when you will start to feel pain that you have suffered from the accident, this can affect you
long term like: shopping, lifting, working, sitting in different angles, not able to do activities, socialize,
headaches and many more. Whiplash when involved in an accident is a minimum of 6 weeks to recover when
suffered.

Employment Liability (Accident at Work)

What is an injury at work claim?


An injury at work can be of your own fault, but never the less the fault of another work colleague.
When you have suffered an injury as the of an accident caused by another colleague whilst in the work place
or even out and about on the road, you are technically insured through your work place within your working
hours. An accident which is not your fault is due to the fault where you were the innocent party. You can
always call up the Accident Advice Bureau for advice as we are here for the public to advise on whether we
can assist in them claiming against their employer.
I am scared of claiming as my employer might sack me, can you advise me?
Having a job is one of the most important things in your life. Accidents can happen anywhere
and they do happen. The company you work for is insured in case any claims are made against
them, just like a motor policy. It is against the law for any employer to sack an employee for
claiming due to an accident at work which is negligent to the company.
But what if it was another colleagues fault and not the companys fault how does
that work?
It is your companys responsibilities to implement the correct training procedures and to ensure
that all work is being carried out correctly and any employees who are not working to their full
capability or require further training is looked upon regularly. If another employee has caused an
accident, then technically it is their fault, but is covered by the company for any damages via the
insurance policy they have out.
Do I need to report my accident to anyone or follow any procedures before I put
forward a claim for my injury?
After every accident in the work place, the first thing you need to ensure even though you may
be in severe pain is to call a first aider to assist you. The first aider will assist you and then take
notes as to what exactly happened that caused your injury.

I am not sure if my accident was logged in the accident book, what do I do about this?
It is your Managers or First Aiders responsibility to ensure that the accident was logged in the
accident book, sometimes they may not want you to sign it but in most cases you will be asked to
sign it, as long as they are aware of your accident and injury sustained it is their responsibility to
log this information down to avoid any comebacks.
What is a Public Liability claim?
Slips Trips and Falls are very common in the wider world, but results can be devastating. If
youve been injured as a result of a public claim and have suffered physically or mentally, you
could well be entitled to compensation. This is all due to the fault of the local authorities not
ensuring to maintain a safe environment for the residents/public. A fall can be due to a defected
pavement, as long as the defect is over 1 inch on a pavement dipped or raised, there is a valid
liability there. If you have fallen on a road whereby you were crossing and there was a pot hole
or a dip in the road, as long as the defect was raised or dipped by 2 inches, you may have a valid
claim.
What if I do not have pictures of the defect, can I still claim?
It is very important if you know the location of the accident to help identify where your accident
took place, if you are not sure if the defect has been repaired, Direct Marketing would always
advise going to get a few pictures of the defect and even better with measurements.
This will help identify the liability of the correct local authority.
If you do not have pictures, are not sure if the defect is still there, or even if it is not near where
you reside, then we would require independent witnesses to come forward to be your support in
the claim.
Do I have to report the accident to anyone before making a claim?
You need to ensure that your claim is solid enough for a Solicitor to have full faith in winning
your claim; it is in every Solicitors interest when taking a claim on to win your case. We would
advise after any accident, to report the fault to whoever is to blame, in this case it will be the
local authority. This is not just to let them know that they are at fault and that you are going to be
putting forward a claim, but to avoid an accident occurring again by anyone else. _______ will
always assist and guide you in how to do this to ensure it is done correctly to avoid any hick ups
in the life of your claim.
Occupiers Liability
Occupiers liability is whereby an accident has occurred or an injury sustained due to the fault of
the occupier who is the person or business in control of the land, building, premises, shop,
warehouse, car park etc.; the occupier can even be the local authority.
Do I have to have reported the accident to any one?
Yes, it is very important that you report any faults as soon as they arise, in order to make a claim,
you need to have reported the fault to the occupier before the accident to make them aware in
order to take action. If you have had the accident once you have already reported it then the
occupier is fully aware of the problem before the accident and now aware of your accident after
reporting the accident, therefore you may be eligible to claim.
Do I need to have any pictures of the defect or of where I had my accident?
As always, to back up a case, pictures, witnesses are always very important, this will help back
up your claim and ensure that the case gets stronger with the evidence put forward against the
occupier.
I did not seek medical attention; can I still claim?
It is important to seek medical attention after any accident to ensure your injuries are looked at
by a professional and provided the correct medication to ensure the best of your health.
However, majority of our Solicitors expect all clients to have sought medical attention by at least
4 weeks of the accident date. Some of our Solicitors will look at your claim and agree to process
the claim only if you do not have any pre-existing conditions.
I only suffered my injury for a couple of weeks, can I still claim?
Normally shock can hit you between 24-48hours after the accident that is when you will start to
feel pain that you have suffered from the accident, this can affect you long term like: shopping,
lifting, working, sitting in different angles, not able to do activities, socialize, headaches and
many more.
Product Liability
We all expect the things we buy to be safe to use. Occasionally injuries occur due to unsafe or
defective products. Thousands are injured every year as a result of defective or faulty products.
In these situations, a claim for compensation may be possible. Specialist legal advice should be
taken as soon as possible and Exclusive Group are here to help and guide you the right way.
When can I claim?
To succeed with a claim, it has to be proven that your injury was caused by the fault of another.
This would usually be the manufacturer or in certain circumstances the retailer.
The law gives rights to injured individuals against manufacturers and retailers of products.
Accidents can occur as a result of faulty or dangerous cosmetics, faulty electrical products or
faulty or dangerous childrens toys. You should ensure that the fault is reported to the retailer or
manufacturer as soon as possible. You should keep all relevant paperwork such as purchase
receipts and where possible take and retain photographs of the faulty product itself.
How much compensation will I receive?
______ will always put you through to a Solicitor who will aim to maximize the amount of
compensation you will receive. A number of factors will be taken into account including the pain
and suffering caused by the injury, financial losses (such as loss of earnings and expenses) and
costs of care and assistance. The aim is to put you back in the position you would have been had
you not suffered the injury in the first place. Nobody wants to suffer the pain caused by injury.
The law seeks to remedy this with financial compensation.
When must I claim?
Personal injury claims are subject to strict time limits. By law, you must normally submit your
claim to the Court within 3 years of your injury. Any delay may mean that you lose your right to
make a claim.
Medical Negligence
Everyone puts their lives and trust in medical professionals, but when things go wrong, Accident
Advice Bureau will be able to provide sensitive, practical and expert advice and find you the
suitable Solicitor to act on behalf of the clients claim. While any personal injury can be
distressing, medical treatment problems in particular can be life-altering to the victim and their
family.
How long does a client have to make a Medical Negligence claim?
In most cases any one is allowed three years from the date of treatment the client is concerned
about to make a claim for negligence. In some circumstances, from the date at which the client
knew or suspected an injury from the treatment received, there are different rules for children
under 18 and those who cannot bring a claim for themselves.
What types of medical professionals can I make a claim for negligence against?
It isnt only Doctors who clients can make a claim against. Claims for medical negligence or
negligent treatment of any kind can be made against dentists, opticians, physiotherapists,
cosmetic surgeons, beauty therapists, pharmacists and nursing homes- more or less any medical
professions.
Should I make a complaint about the treatment before starting legal proceedings?
If you clients unhappy with any kind of treatment they have received from an NHS hospital or
GP, then they are able to make a complaint to them and they will receive a reply. The guidelines
ask clients to do this within six months.
If a clients treatment was by a private practitioner, the client needs to ask them for their
complaints procedure. As soon as a client has any concerns about the treatment they have
received they are advised to contact ______ for initial advice about the potential of their claim.
Can I obtain Legal Aid for medical negligence cases?
In some circumstances and according to a clients means, yes Legal Aid may be available.
Many solicitors also offer a no win, no fee arrangement or can advise on how to bring a claim
through some household or car insurance policies.

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